The  Master of Nurse Education program will prepare nurses to undertake advanced level roles in nurse education, training, continuing education, and or staff development in the healthcare sector. The Master of Nurse Education focuses on developing and enhancing sound teaching and learning knowledge, skills and practices which with allow the graduate to impact on the next generation of nurses. Graduates of this course will be equipped for leadership roles in clinical environments where education and training are conducted.  Settings for these positions include clinics, hospital settings, out-patient facilities, businesses, schools, and community centers.

Bachelor of Nursing or equivalent. Two years of clinical experience is preferred but not mandatory.

Students are required to be employed within a healthcare setting, in order to undertake the assessment components of the course. 

The Master of Nurse Education is a 180 credit point qualification with students being able to exit after completion of 60 credit points with a Graduate Certificate.  Students may continue to complete 120 credit points and exit with a Graduate Diploma or complete 180 credit points to obtain the Master’s Award.